Dongzhimen Guijie is the earliest food street in Beijing, and it is also the place where those "night owls" eat late at night. The old diners in Guijie described the scene of Guijie's most prosperous time like this: "Everyone vomited crayfish and sang songs until the early hours of the morning." In fact, most diners who come to Guijie Street come for "Ma Xiao".

However, with the renovation of Guijie Street, many popular shops have moved away. Although Guijie has lost to the prosperity of that year, its popularity is still there. Today, there are still forty or fifty restaurants in half Guijie Street. Several relocated restaurants near Dongkou, such as Le Tong and Tianyi Pavilion, are still crowded at night. Dongzhimen Guijie is the earliest food street in Beijing, and it is also the place where those "night owls" eat late at night. The old diners in Guijie described the scene of Guijie's most prosperous time like this: "Everyone vomited crayfish and sang songs until the early hours of the morning." In fact, most diners who come to Guijie Street come for "Ma Xiao".

However, with the renovation of Guijie Street, many popular shops have moved away. Although Guijie has lost to the prosperity of that year, its popularity is still there. Today, there are still forty or fifty restaurants in half Guijie Street. Several relocated restaurants near Dongkou, such as Le Tong and Tianyi Pavilion, are still crowded at night.